1. Guan Yu:

Some people say that Zhao Yun is "a talented boy no less than Sun Gan, a real fairy".

2. Zhang Fei:

Zhao Yun was once called "the figure under the dragon crescent moon blade".

3. Ma Chao:

Zhao Yun was rated as "a rare brave man, fighting with iron soldiers, and not underestimating the enemy".

4. Huang Zhong:

Praise Zhao Yun for being "strong and courageous, bold and courageous, often accompanied by spirit and fearless".

5. Wei Yan:

I think Zhao Yun "weakened Wu Dong's front and gained something from Hanzhong. Needless to say, it is extraordinary in martial arts. "

6. Ma Dai:

I am amazed at Zhao Yun, and feel that he is "taking the lead, not afraid of strong enemies, invincible, convenient and fast."

7. Jiang Wei:

Zhao Yun was rated as "a world-famous star, won the morale of the army, was both wise and brave, and was worthy of being entrusted by the overlord".

8. Zhuge Liang:

He once praised Zhao Yun for his "extraordinary bravery and loyalty" and sent Zhao Yun to take on heavy responsibilities in the war many times.

Zhao Yun's Historical Life:

Zhao Yun (about A.D. 168 ~ 229), Zi Zilong, Han nationality, was born in the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty in China. He was a famous military general during the Three Kingdoms period. He worked for Liu Bei and Liu Chan of Shu Han, and was honored as "Zilong".

Zhao Yun was a scholar-bureaucrat in the countryside in his early years, with a good educational background and martial arts. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the beginning of the year, he followed Liu Bei, a childhood friend, to Zhang Yi, the leader of mountain bandits, showing outstanding military courage. Later, Zhao Yun traveled around with Liu Bei in order to resist wars such as the Yellow Scarf Uprising.

Zhao Yun is most praised for his heroic performance on the battlefield. With his extraordinary riding skills and martial arts, he defeated many enemy troops and brought morale to the Shu-Han army. According to records, he fought seven wars and won seven times, and was known as the hero of "seven in and seven out".

Zhao Yun took part in many important battles, the most famous of which was Battle of Red Cliffs. In this battle, he led the Shu army to help Sun Quan defeat the allied forces of Wu Dong and Cao Wei, which laid an important foundation for the resistance of Shu Han.

However, Zhao Yun's record is not limited to Battle of Red Cliffs. He also participated in many battles, such as the Battle of Xinye and the Battle of Dingjun Mountain, and made many contributions to Shu Han.

Zhao Yun not only performed well on the battlefield, but also showed noble character and loyalty in peacetime. He has always been loyal to Liu Bei and Liu Chan, and to the country and the monarch. According to records, before Zhao Yun died, he asked Liu Bei to seek an official position for his children, but Liu Bei declined because of his young age. Zhao Yun was deeply moved and entrusted the child to Liu Bei's wife.

In 229 AD, Zhao Yun died of illness at the age of 6 1. His death caused deep condolences from Shu Han court and Liu Bei. Liu Bei posthumously awarded him as a general riding a chariot, held a funeral for him, and built a temple in Zhao Yun's hometown to worship him.